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Arizona Renaissance Festival — in Apache Junction Arizona, you will find a medieval amusement park, 12 stage theater, 30 acre circus, arts & crafts fair, jousting tournament and feast all rolled into one non-stop, day long family adventure. (February 6 - March 28, 2010. Saturdays, Sundays & President's Day Monday) Colorado Renaissance Festival — in Larkspur, Colorado over 500 years of family fun awaits all that enter this realm. Pleasures reign and merrymaking is the rule. (Weekends June 12 - August 1, 2010) Dona Ana Arts Council Renaissance Arts Faire — in Las Cruces, NM. (November 7th & 8th 2009) Farmington Renaissance Faire — in Farmington, NM. (October 2009) Santa Fe Renaissance Faire — in Santa Fe, NM (September 2009) Ohio Renaissance Festival — in Wilmington Ohio, Queen Elizabeth I welcomes you to 16th Century England where you can experience a full day of family entertainment & amusement in a permanent 30 acre English Village. (September 5 — October 25, 2009. Saturdays, Sundays & Labor Day September 7) Great Lakes Medieval Faire — in Rock Creek, Ohio is a 13th century family fun theme park filled with fine continuous entertainment, juried crafts & artisans, rides & interactive games and food fit for a King. (Weekends July 11 - August 16, 2009. Saturdays & Sundays) Carolina Renaissance Festival— in Huntersville, NC. It's the greatest party since Camelot. (Weekends October 10 - November 22, 2009) | ||||||
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Market In The Round - building a bridge between fantasy and history The Association for Renaissance Martial Arts Youth Club - national historical fencing club for kids Renaissance Faire Summaries Page - a blog-type page with summaries of various faires, including: Bristol, Minnesota, Ohio, Texas, Arizona, Michigan, St. Louis, Illinois and Silver Leaf Renaissance Festivals Sir Clisto Seversword's Tome of Adventure & Knowledge - links to all things Medieval or Renaissance, arranged by topic & categorized alphabetically The Directorie of Renaissance Faires - calendar of renaissance events, Who's Who of guilds, clans, reenactment groups, craftsmen, merchants, and acts, market place, and much more. | ||



